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Posted at 06/6/2020 10:45 by misca2 October 21, 2020(before market opens) Third Quarter 2020 revenue July 21, 2020 (before market opens) Half-year 2020 results |
Posted at 16/5/2020 09:32 by waldron October 21, 2020(before market opens) Third Quarter 2020 revenue July 21, 2020 (before market opens) Half-year 2020 results June 9, 2020 Shareholder’s Annual General Meeting |
Posted at 04/2/2004 19:15 by schober baker hughes rig count looking goodand graphically |
Posted at 02/2/2003 15:06 by azalea Hi philjeansI have tracked GHH for quite sometime, but as yet, it has not reached the top of my "buy" radar screen, as INS, PTD, WLN and AMB have (of late). You will gather from the latter(if not before) that I am significantly biased towards companies with large stake holdings but below 30%. I run a paper list of such and whilst not an absolute criteria, I don't see GHH on it. I have so many likely "buy" targets on my 'screen'- ones I have tracked over 1-3 years and dozens of others like GHH, that the likes of BWE and AON who for one reason or another, have never registered with me, are unlikely to do so for the foreseeable future. The current climate is somewhat frustrating, as I believe many stocks will not move upwards until there is evidence and particularly in the results. Hence, for me at least with a limited amount to invest, I am having to wait and see my picks come through, before moving on. That said, the majority of them have been very stable in relation to the price paid, in adddition because they have large stake holders I'm really looking for the end game. That said, I made £200 each on selling SAM(on a bid)ENN and DGP at very near their recent peaks (never wrong to sell at a profit). I still think they are very good buys and I expect to return to them. However, I took the cash to double my holding in WLN buy my 4000 in PTD, plus some Premium Bonds. Last week I raided the last of my piggy bank saving to buy just 3000 in AMB - a very interesting scenario IMHO. For what its worth, I have written up PTD, WLN and AMB as entries into the Investors Chronicle 2003 competiton, winner gets £2000. So, at least none can accuse me of not putting my money (albeit modest) where my mouth is. I also hold a smidgen in JVP. DLTA I do not hold, but might well, given the cash and right price. Both will come good eventually, one way, or, another? I'm not knowingly into risk and quite frankly IMHO, there are so many 'buys' out there without even medium risk, that I see little point in it. Lets hope the future proves us both right on PTD and WLN. |
Posted at 21/4/2002 09:32 by honiton azaleaMe to. Little did I know that it would be tipped. I reiterate that it is a safe stock with the main risk being expsoure to the customer base (petrochemicals mainly). Limited down side supported by good yield. Recent price rise due to increased retail investor interest. No investment advice intended. |
Posted at 19/4/2002 08:24 by dontknowitall Bad news - it's been tipped in the Investors Chronicle.A dilemma - do we sell or hold? |
Posted at 07/12/2000 23:42 by hupper Looks a good safe play going on the increasing investment in the oil industry. In these bloody times you need a safe haven. 8.8% yield, 3.2m forecast with mkt cap at 19m. Anyone else into this one, citywire reckons the Americans are sniffing around it. Good institutional support with shrewd and frequently activist investor Chris Mills picking up a 1.25 million share stake (5.2%) for his North Atlantic Smaller Companies investment trust (NAS).' Other holders are Alistair Curry's Edinburgh Smaller Companies investment trust (EFSW) Peter Webb's Acorn Income Fund (AIF) with 5.5% and David Horner's BFS Smaller Companies Dividend investment trust (BSD) which has an undisclosed 1.8%. |
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